Oahu Weather Forecast for October 01, 2026
Tropical Storm Nolo will gradually accelerate westward away from the state over the next several days. Elevated moisture content being drawn up in the southeast...
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Oahu Surf Forecast for October 01, 2026
The moderate, short to medium period west to southwest swell originating from Nolo will continue for Niihau and Kauai through Friday night...
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Oahu News:
Former Hawaii congresswoman Pat Saiki remembered as political trailblazer passed away in Honolulu, leaving a legacy that spanned four decades in Congress and the state Legislature. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Nolo continues moving away from Hawaii, though it still poses a threat to the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument’s islands and atolls. The tourism industry felt the impact as shorter stays and storms curb Hawaii tourism, with fewer visitors and lower spending disrupting the market. On a positive note, the city has broken ground on the new Kahuku EMS facility on Oahu's North Shore, a project set to triple the size of the current station and enhance emergency services by December 2028.
Former Hawaii congresswoman Pat Saiki remembered as political trailblazer
Former Hawaiʻi lawmaker Pat Saiki dies at 96, remembered for her 'pioneering' service
Former US Rep Pat Saiki Dead at 96
Gov. Green orders flags lowered to honor the life and service of Patricia Saiki
Flags ordered lowered to honor life, service of former lawmaker Patricia Saiki
Flags to be lowered in honor of life and service of former state, US lawmaker Patricia Saiki
"Office of the Governor — Flag Order — Gov. Green Orders Flags Lowered to Honor the Life and Service of Patricia Saiki"
Tropical Storm Nolo continues moving away from Hawaii
Category 4 Hurricane Nolo moving away from Hawaii
Hurricane Polo could cause life-threatening flooding in Mexico's Baja California peninsula
Kalaupapa residents still not back home amid reports of looting
9\/30\/26 – MOST STATE PARKS, FOREST LANDS AND CAMPGROUNDS REOPENING AFTER NOLO – PUBLIC CAUTIONED ABOUT HAZARDS
What Big Island residents need to know Wednesday about Hurricane Nolo
Hawaii County Weather Forecast for October 01, 2026
Kauai Weather Forecast for October 01, 2026
Maui News
99th Maui County Fair entertainment schedule
The 99th Maui County Fair, happening Oct. 1–4, 2026at the County’s War Memorial Complex, will bring four days of live entertainment to the main stage, featuring a mix of Hawaiian music, hula, local favorites and island contemporary performers for fairgoers of all ages.
County of Maui seeks public input on new Countywide grant administration rules
The County of Maui Department of Management will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026, from 5 to 7 p.m. to receive public input on proposed new rules governing the administration and management of County grants.
From Hawaiʻi to New York: Ultra-marathoner launches 50-state world record attempt
British ultra-marathoner, William Goodge, has announced his latest endurance feat: running 50 marathons, across all 50 US states, in 24 days. Titled Mission America, in partnership with Goodwin, Goodge will run a full marathon length of 26.2 miles within each of the state lines. Should he succeed, Goodge will hold the Guinness World Record title for this effort.
Gov. Green orders flags lowered to honor the life and service of Patricia Saiki
Flags are being lowered in honor of former US Representative, state lawmaker and US Small Business Administration Administrator Patricia Saiki, who died Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026, at age 96. Flags shall be flown at half-staff through sunrise Monday, Oct. 5, 2026.
Kaua‘i News
US Senate resolution introduced by Schatz, Hirono designates September as Hawaiian History Month
U.S. senators representing the islands introduce measure to recognize the rich history and culture of Native Hawaiians and Hawai‘i.
Hurricane Lowell shapes Kauaʻi Council races as candidates talk disaster response
All 14 candidates competing for Kauaʻi County Council seats gathered on the North Shore to discuss urgent issues regarding the island's emergency response after Hurricane Lowell.
Safe place to practice: Public invited to Play Streets bicycle event
A mini roadway will be set up in the parking lot at Līhuʻe Civic Center — including intersections, a roundabout, signs and more — to give kids a chance to practice riding through a real road system; all activities are free and open to the public.
Island of Hawai‘i News
New documentary looks at history of US military use of Hawai‘i’s public trust lands
The documentary examines how thousands of acres came to be leased for military use, what has occurred on those lands over the ensuing decades, and the cultural, environmental and public trust issues surrounding their future.
Mobile medical van with 4-wheel drive serves rural Kaʻū after Hurricane Lowell shutters health center
After Hurricane Lala left Kaʻū communities in disarray, Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies, with support from Direct Relief, has stepped up with mobile medical services, offering essential care to isolated residents.
Top 10 things to do on Big Island for Oct. 2-8: Big Island Art Fair, Black Rock Ampitheater, Hentry Kapono and friends, youth car show and more
Hey, Big Island. We're back! We're once again bringing you a great selection of activities, events, shows and more to check out during the upcoming weekend and into next week. Check out this week's top 10 right now!
Hawai‘i Police Department Detective Jenny Lee named Hawai‘i State Law Enforcement Officials Association Officer of the Year
The award honors Lee's outstanding investigative work on a complex child sexual abuse investigation that resulted in multiple arrests and grand jury indictments, as well as identification of additional victims and suspects.
